Iizuka, Hiroshi; Hasegawa, Takezi (eds.)MareMagnum
ANGELA Piero.MareMagnum
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Milano, Garzanti, 1984, in-16, br. editoriale, pp. 282, [6]. Con illustrazioni n.t.
Libreria Antiquaria Gozzini · Firenze, IT11,00 €
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Hardcover, former library copy, without dust jacket. Stamps to page block, spine, endpapers and prelims. Board edges and corners lightly rubbed, water mark to FEP. Text and illustrations are clean and unmarked. AD Used
In 8, pp. XL + 126. Stampato su carta forte. Bella legatura coeva ai piccoli ferri con decorazione 'a ventaglio' e stemma vescovile con 6 nappe che si dipartono dal cappello ecclesiastico. Spelature al margine interno del piatto anteriore e alcuni piccoli danni agli angoli. Dorso decorato ai piccoli ferri con nervature (piccole mancanze). Mancanza alla della parte superiore del dorso mascherato da etichetta applicata. Rara edizione che apre con una prolusione sull'uso della figura del grifo ( o grifone) nell'emblematica. L'opera raccoglie 40 problemi riguardanti curiosita' scientifiche riguardanti in particolare caratteristiche umane e animali. Ad esempio: Per qual ragione veggonsi nel genere degli animali altri che vanno soggetti al fenomeno della tosse ed altri no; Donde procede che l'uomo solo fra gli altri animali sen vada alla vitiligine...; Vedere il come debba stare che dalle capre e dalle pecore tanto piu' di latte si ritragga e tanto meno dalle femmine umane e bovine...; Come vada che i maschi... riescano sempre di una mole maggiore in paragon delle femmine; Come sia che alcuni degli animali partoriscono piu' feti in una volta siccole il majale, il cane il lepre ed altri no, siccome l'uomo il leone...; Per qual motivo sia massimamente dell'uomo lo sternutare; Perche' all'uomo specialmente fra tutti gli animali dee toccare il caso di nascere storpio nelle gambe....
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise in very good condition, clean and sound throughout. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise in very good condition, clean and sound throughout. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Bookplate, label, return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Bookplate and label on FEP. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Bookplate, label, return slip on FEP. Some light pencil annotation. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise clean and sound. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise in good condition, clean and sound throughout. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise in good condition, clean and sound throughout. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise in good condition, clean and sound throughout. TPW Ex Library
Ex-library, with light exterior wear; classification number on spine. Accession stamps. Return slip on FEP. Contents otherwise in good condition, clean and sound throughout. TPW Ex Library
Ex-Library hardcover (no jacket) in good condition. The spine ends and leading corners of the hardcover show some wear. Label residue on the lower part of the lightly edgeworn hardcover. Stamps and a label on the FEP, plus further library stamps on the page block, title page and copyright page, which also has a few penned numbers. All pages are clean, with clear text and images. CM Used
Milano, Garzanti, 1984, in-16, br. editoriale, pp. 282, [6]. Con illustrazioni n.t.
Brossura in cartoncino flessibile lucido, dalla copertina illustrata, leggermente annerita. Buonissimo lo stato di conservazione, pagine perfettamente tenute, velate da tonalità avorio, leggermente bruniti i tagli. Scritta di matita all' occhietto. Traduzione di Paolo Fait. Volume n. CDXLII ( 442 ) della collana. Numero pagine 121. USATO
3 vols., 8vo., Mixed Editions, with 3 portrait frontispieces (two with original tissue guards present), a coloured plate, a full-page facsimile and very numerous wood-engraved illustrations (many full-page) in the text; original blue cloth, gilt backs, gilt tops, boards of second volume lightly spotted at fore-edge else a near fine set. With 16pp publisher's catalogue bound in at end of second and third volumes. The set comprises Vol. I: The Darwinian Theory (fourth edition, 1910); Vol. II: Post-Darwinian Questions: Heredity and Utility (third edition, 1906); Vol. III: Post-Darwinian Questions: Isolation and Physiological Selection. Arguably the author's most important work, the three volumes were first published in 1892, 1895 and 1897 respectively. The youngest of Darwin's academic colleagues, Romanes met Darwin at Cambridge after which thy remained friends for life. A staunch supporter of his mentor, he coined the term 'neo-Darwinism' and promoted the topic of evolution frequently from his position at University College London. In later years he founded the Romanes Lectures (still extant) and was pleased to note that Huxley consented to deliver the second series. A lovely set in publisher's original and uniform binding. Very scarce in anything like this condition.
Hardcover without dust jacket. Boards have light shelfwear and a few light marks and scores. Endpapers tanned and bookshop sticker to front pastedown. Page block head in gilt and page block foot scored, faint marks to page block face. Spine is tight and contents are clean. AD Used
Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket. Minor wear to jacket at spine foot. Otherwise, like new condition. AD Used
In 8°, pp. 128. Bross. edit. con segni del tempo. Coll. uomini e problemi.
Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with portrait frontispiece, numerous coloured and monochrome illustrations in the text, and pictorial endpapers; brown cloth, upper board and backstrip lettered in blind, one corner bruised else a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter with one short closed tear.
brossura Le idee di Charles Darwin continuano a influenzare in profondità il pensiero sociale, filosofico e religioso, oltre che scientifico. Qui cinque studiosi di spicco rispondono alle domande più interessanti dell'attuale dibattito evolutivo: Perché il pensiero di Darwin è diventato tanto significativo in ogni angolo del pianeta? Come mai nell'ambiente gli individui interagiscono, oltre che con la competizione, anche collaborando tra loro? I progressi della società umana odierna sembrano essere in prevalenza culturali, l' Homo sapiens si sta ancora evolvendo? La scoperta del DNA ha dato forza e potenza al pensiero evolutivo; l'analisi genetica può spiegare che cosa ci differenzia dagli altri primati? Nuovi meccanismi ereditari stanno emergendo dagli studi post-genomici, come cambierà il darwinismo?
Hardcover and jacket. Unread shop stock in excellent condition. TS Used
